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Return To Depression FAQ Archive   Search the Archives Are there different types of depression? Answered By Dane Loveless, Editor Yes, there are actually three primary types of depression. Most of these are established by how ominous the signs are. They are: - Major depression – This is the most serious type of mood disorder based on the number of signs and austerity of symptoms. It has become a severe health disorder and significant health concern in this country. - Manic depression – This type involves both high and low mood swings. It also indicates other major symptoms not found in other depression types. - Dysthymia depression – identifies the low to moderate level of depression that continues for about two years and sometimes longer. Though the symptoms are not as serious as a major depression, they more lasting and defiant to healing. People with this type develop a major depression for a moment when depressed. keywords: Depression | Manic Depression | Dysthymia

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